From indigenous villages to government halls, one engineer’s unexpected journey unravels Brazil’s most perplexing UFO phenomena. Discover how radio frequencies, water bodies, and human consciousness intertwine in a scientific quest that challenges our understanding of reality and extraterrestrial encounters.
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Terrorized by UFOs
Brazil’s history with UFOs is marked by intense and often unsettling encounters. Brazilian UFO Researcher Rony Vernet’s investigations has focused on cases where witnesses report interactions with craft and entities that harass the citizens of Brazil.
One case is Operation Saucer, known locally as “Operação Prato,” was a significant UFO investigation conducted by the Brazilian Air Force in 1977. The operation was launched in response to a wave of UFO sightings and encounters that terrorized communities along the Amazon basin in northern Brazil, particularly in the state of Pará and in Colares. For several months, residents reported nightly visitations by strange aerial objects emitting beams of light that caused burns, injuries, and various physiological effects.
“The phenomenon was there every night. People started to sleep in the same house, armed with shotguns.”
The situation became so dire that even local law enforcement fled, leaving residents to fend for themselves against the mysterious nocturnal visitors. These unidentified craft emitted harmful beams of light that locals ominously nicknamed “Chupa Chupa,” or “Suck-Suck,” due to the way the beams seemed to drain blood and leave marks on their victims.
The Brazilian Air Force, led by Captain Uyrangê Hollanda, conducted an investigation, accumulating over 500 photographs, 16 hours of film, and numerous witness testimonies. The phenomena reportedly affected hundreds of people across multiple cities, with a particular focus on the town of Colares. Despite the extensive documentation and evidence gathered, the official conclusion of Operation Saucer remained classified until only a handful of the photos and testimonies were released through Freedom of Information Act, better known as FOIA in the early 2000s.
Indigenous Tribes in the Amazon — Experience with UFOs
In 2014, the Amazon rainforest became the stage for a yet another series of UFO encounters that eerily echoed the infamous Operation Saucer incident of 1977. Vernet’s research, based on obtained government documents, revealed a striking parallel between these events.
Unlike the widespread impact of Operation Saucer, which affected multiple cities along Brazil’s northern coast, the 2014 encounters were more localized, focusing on isolated indigenous communities. However, the similarity in the reported effects on witnesses — including physiological reactions to “light beams” — raised alarming questions about the nature and intent of these phenomena. Notably, while Operation Saucer primarily affected adults, the 2014 incidents showed a disturbing preference for younger targets, with Vernet noting,
“90% of people affected were little girls like 10 years to 15 years.”
In 2013, a series of UFO encounters began in the Amazon rainforest, centered around the Apiwtxa Village of the Kampa do Amônia Indigenous Tribe in Acre, Brazil. These incidents escalated dramatically on July 24, 2014, when a UAP descended into the village, firing light beams at residents. Vernet’s investigation into these events unearthed a complex web of official responses and ongoing phenomena.
“The indigenous people requested help from FUNAI, which then involved the Federal Police and Armed Forces,”
The incidents persisted through 2014, prompting investigations by both the Federal Police and the Federal Public Ministry. Vernet’s research revealed that the phenomena didn’t confine themselves to a single location.
“In 2016, the incidents started again in the Kampa and Isolados do Envira indigenous tribe,”
This is describing a particularly harrowing encounter where an indigenous person fired at a descending light phenomenon, only to be struck by a beam and hospitalized. Through his persistent efforts, Vernet obtained over 120 pages of official documents including witness testimonials and UAP recordings, providing unprecedented insight into these mysterious Amazon encounters. You can find more information here.
Patterns and Theories
Through his investigations, Vernet has identified several patterns in UFO activity in Brazil. He notes that these phenomena tend to occur in isolated areas, particularly in Amazon communities or fishing villages. Vernet hypothesizes that this could be due to the populations in these areas having DNA more intact due to less genetic mixing with outside groups. Another consistent pattern is the proximity of UFO sightings to water bodies. Vernet explains that most cases in Brazil happen near water reservoirs or bodies, which is very common. This observation led to a fascinating discovery when Vernet mapped UFO sightings across Brazil and Peru.
He found that from mid to late 2023, the phenomena seemed to follow the path of rivers. This correlation between UFO activity and waterways has led to theories about potential underwater bases or the use of rivers for transportation by these phenomena. Perhaps most intriguingly, Vernet has observed a focus on specific demographics, particularly young women and girls. This pattern raises questions about the intentions behind these encounters and the selection criteria, if any, used by the phenomena. Vernet’s work in identifying these patterns provides valuable insights into the nature of UFO activity in Brazil and offers potential avenues for further research and understanding of this enigmatic phenomenon.
The Challenges
Despite his methodical approach and technological tools, Vernet faces significant challenges in his UFO research. The elusive nature of the phenomena often makes capturing conclusive evidence difficult. Vernet acknowledges that the UFOs seem to have some level of control over their detectability, sometimes disabling specific cameras or sensors that might provide more detailed information. This unpredictability complicates data collection and analysis. Additionally, the remote locations of many sightings present logistical hurdles, with dense forests and limited access making it challenging to set up and maintain monitoring equipment. Vernet also grapples with the delicate balance between scientific rigor and respecting indigenous beliefs and territories, particularly when investigating cases in tribal areas. These challenges, coupled with limited resources and the occasional skepticism from academic circles, make UFO research a demanding field that requires persistence, innovation, and an open mind.
Vernet’s work not only sheds light on the unique characteristics of UFO encounters in South America but also raises intriguing questions about the nature of reality, consciousness, and our place in the universe. His dedication to combining traditional investigation methods with cutting-edge technology offers a promising path forward in this field. While many mysteries remain, Vernet’s research provides a solid foundation for future studies and encourages a more open, global dialogue on UFO phenomena. For those intrigued by these findings and eager to delve deeper into the world of UFO research in Brazil, watch the full interview with Rony Vernet. His firsthand accounts and detailed explanations offer invaluable insights into one of the most perplexing phenomena of our time.
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